Sentence examples for partial right from inspiring English sources

Memphis guard Allen Iverson missed his second game, still recovering from a partial right hamstring tear.

Mr. Bush has cited a law in Texas containing a partial right to sue as a model for what he would propose as president.

The paper demonstrates the application of partial right eigenstructure assignment for designing an output-feedback based wide area damping controller in a power system.

However, LRT lines have only partial right of way and may operate together with other modes, which make them different and hard to compare to metro networks.

In pediatric electrocardiogram (ECG) analysis, mild right ventricular hypertrophy (RVH) and especially mild RVH with terminal right conduction delay (RVHtcd) are often confused with partial right bundle branch block (PRBBB).

The primitive traits in this 3.4-million-year-old partial right foot also show that there was more than one way for early human ancestors to walk upright for at least a million years, according to a new study.

To complicate matters further, local laws and federal regulations also extend additional or partial rights.

The courts eventually determined that the sisters had partial rights to nine remaining properties in the estate.

The state will acquire full recreation rights to about 82,000 acres, and partial rights to build hiking and snowmobiling trails on about 173,000 acres.

Tusculum held the status of municipium (a community that exercised partial rights of Roman citizenship) during the late republican and early imperial periods.

And in Uruguay, gay people unsatisfied with the partial rights that come through civil unions are preparing legislation that would replace references to "man and woman" with "spouse" throughout the civil code.